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A person on a horse jumps over a broken down airplane. | A person is training his horse for a competition. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A person on a horse jumps over a broken down airplane. | A person is training his horse for a competition. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A person on a horse jumps over a broken down airplane. | A person is at a diner, ordering an omelette. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A person on a horse jumps over a broken down airplane. | A person is at a diner, ordering an omelette. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A person on a horse jumps over a broken down airplane. | A person is outdoors, on a horse. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A person on a horse jumps over a broken down airplane. | A person is outdoors, on a horse. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Children smiling and waving at camera | They are smiling at their parents | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Children smiling and waving at camera | They are smiling at their parents | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Children smiling and waving at camera | There are children present | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Children smiling and waving at camera | There are children present | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Children smiling and waving at camera | The kids are frowning | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Children smiling and waving at camera | The kids are frowning | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A boy is jumping on skateboard in the middle of a red bridge. | The boy skates down the sidewalk. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A boy is jumping on skateboard in the middle of a red bridge. | The boy skates down the sidewalk. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A boy is jumping on skateboard in the middle of a red bridge. | The boy does a skateboarding trick. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A boy is jumping on skateboard in the middle of a red bridge. | The boy does a skateboarding trick. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A boy is jumping on skateboard in the middle of a red bridge. | The boy is wearing safety equipment. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A boy is jumping on skateboard in the middle of a red bridge. | The boy is wearing safety equipment. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
An older man sits with his orange juice at a small table in a coffee shop while employees in bright colored shirts smile in the background. | An older man drinks his juice as he waits for his daughter to get off work. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
An older man sits with his orange juice at a small table in a coffee shop while employees in bright colored shirts smile in the background. | An older man drinks his juice as he waits for his daughter to get off work. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
An older man sits with his orange juice at a small table in a coffee shop while employees in bright colored shirts smile in the background. | A boy flips a burger. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
An older man sits with his orange juice at a small table in a coffee shop while employees in bright colored shirts smile in the background. | A boy flips a burger. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
An older man sits with his orange juice at a small table in a coffee shop while employees in bright colored shirts smile in the background. | An elderly man sits in a small shop. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
An older man sits with his orange juice at a small table in a coffee shop while employees in bright colored shirts smile in the background. | An elderly man sits in a small shop. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Two blond women are hugging one another. | Some women are hugging on vacation. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Two blond women are hugging one another. | Some women are hugging on vacation. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Two blond women are hugging one another. | The women are sleeping. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Two blond women are hugging one another. | The women are sleeping. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Two blond women are hugging one another. | There are women showing affection. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Two blond women are hugging one another. | There are women showing affection. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A few people in a restaurant setting, one of them is drinking orange juice. | The people are eating omelettes. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A few people in a restaurant setting, one of them is drinking orange juice. | The people are eating omelettes. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A few people in a restaurant setting, one of them is drinking orange juice. | The people are sitting at desks in school. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A few people in a restaurant setting, one of them is drinking orange juice. | The people are sitting at desks in school. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A few people in a restaurant setting, one of them is drinking orange juice. | The diners are at a restaurant. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A few people in a restaurant setting, one of them is drinking orange juice. | The diners are at a restaurant. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
An older man is drinking orange juice at a restaurant. | A man is drinking juice. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
An older man is drinking orange juice at a restaurant. | A man is drinking juice. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
An older man is drinking orange juice at a restaurant. | Two women are at a restaurant drinking wine. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
An older man is drinking orange juice at a restaurant. | Two women are at a restaurant drinking wine. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
An older man is drinking orange juice at a restaurant. | A man in a restaurant is waiting for his meal to arrive. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
An older man is drinking orange juice at a restaurant. | A man in a restaurant is waiting for his meal to arrive. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A man with blond-hair, and a brown shirt drinking out of a public water fountain. | A blond man getting a drink of water from a fountain in the park. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A man with blond-hair, and a brown shirt drinking out of a public water fountain. | A blond man getting a drink of water from a fountain in the park. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A man with blond-hair, and a brown shirt drinking out of a public water fountain. | A blond man wearing a brown shirt is reading a book on a bench in the park | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A man with blond-hair, and a brown shirt drinking out of a public water fountain. | A blond man wearing a brown shirt is reading a book on a bench in the park | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A man with blond-hair, and a brown shirt drinking out of a public water fountain. | A blond man drinking water from a fountain. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A man with blond-hair, and a brown shirt drinking out of a public water fountain. | A blond man drinking water from a fountain. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Two women who just had lunch hugging and saying goodbye. | The friends scowl at each other over a full dinner table. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Two women who just had lunch hugging and saying goodbye. | The friends scowl at each other over a full dinner table. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Two women who just had lunch hugging and saying goodbye. | There are two woman in this picture. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Two women who just had lunch hugging and saying goodbye. | There are two woman in this picture. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Two women who just had lunch hugging and saying goodbye. | The friends have just met for the first time in 20 years, and have had a great time catching up. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Two women who just had lunch hugging and saying goodbye. | The friends have just met for the first time in 20 years, and have had a great time catching up. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Two women, holding food carryout containers, hug. | The two sisters saw each other across the crowded diner and shared a hug, both clutching their doggie bags. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Two women, holding food carryout containers, hug. | The two sisters saw each other across the crowded diner and shared a hug, both clutching their doggie bags. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Two women, holding food carryout containers, hug. | Two groups of rival gang members flipped each other off. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Two women, holding food carryout containers, hug. | Two groups of rival gang members flipped each other off. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Two women, holding food carryout containers, hug. | Two women hug each other. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Two women, holding food carryout containers, hug. | Two women hug each other. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A Little League team tries to catch a runner sliding into a base in an afternoon game. | A team is trying to score the games winning out. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A Little League team tries to catch a runner sliding into a base in an afternoon game. | A team is trying to score the games winning out. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A Little League team tries to catch a runner sliding into a base in an afternoon game. | A team is trying to tag a runner out. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A Little League team tries to catch a runner sliding into a base in an afternoon game. | A team is trying to tag a runner out. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A Little League team tries to catch a runner sliding into a base in an afternoon game. | A team is playing baseball on Saturn. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A Little League team tries to catch a runner sliding into a base in an afternoon game. | A team is playing baseball on Saturn. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
The school is having a special event in order to show the american culture on how other cultures are dealt with in parties. | A school hosts a basketball game. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
The school is having a special event in order to show the american culture on how other cultures are dealt with in parties. | A school hosts a basketball game. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
The school is having a special event in order to show the american culture on how other cultures are dealt with in parties. | A high school is hosting an event. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
The school is having a special event in order to show the american culture on how other cultures are dealt with in parties. | A high school is hosting an event. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
The school is having a special event in order to show the american culture on how other cultures are dealt with in parties. | A school is hosting an event. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
The school is having a special event in order to show the american culture on how other cultures are dealt with in parties. | A school is hosting an event. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
High fashion ladies wait outside a tram beside a crowd of people in the city. | The women do not care what clothes they wear. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
High fashion ladies wait outside a tram beside a crowd of people in the city. | The women do not care what clothes they wear. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
High fashion ladies wait outside a tram beside a crowd of people in the city. | Women are waiting by a tram. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
High fashion ladies wait outside a tram beside a crowd of people in the city. | Women are waiting by a tram. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
High fashion ladies wait outside a tram beside a crowd of people in the city. | The women enjoy having a good fashion sense. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
High fashion ladies wait outside a tram beside a crowd of people in the city. | The women enjoy having a good fashion sense. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A man, woman, and child enjoying themselves on a beach. | A child with mom and dad, on summer vacation at the beach. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A man, woman, and child enjoying themselves on a beach. | A child with mom and dad, on summer vacation at the beach. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A man, woman, and child enjoying themselves on a beach. | A family of three is at the beach. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A man, woman, and child enjoying themselves on a beach. | A family of three is at the beach. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A man, woman, and child enjoying themselves on a beach. | A family of three is at the mall shopping. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A man, woman, and child enjoying themselves on a beach. | A family of three is at the mall shopping. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
People waiting to get on a train or just getting off. | The people waiting on the train are sitting. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
People waiting to get on a train or just getting off. | The people waiting on the train are sitting. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
People waiting to get on a train or just getting off. | There are people just getting on a train | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
People waiting to get on a train or just getting off. | There are people just getting on a train | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
People waiting to get on a train or just getting off. | There are people waiting on a train. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
People waiting to get on a train or just getting off. | There are people waiting on a train. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A couple playing with a little boy on the beach. | A couple are playing with a young child outside. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A couple playing with a little boy on the beach. | A couple are playing with a young child outside. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A couple playing with a little boy on the beach. | A couple are playing frisbee with a young child at the beach. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A couple playing with a little boy on the beach. | A couple are playing frisbee with a young child at the beach. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A couple playing with a little boy on the beach. | A couple watch a little girl play by herself on the beach. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A couple playing with a little boy on the beach. | A couple watch a little girl play by herself on the beach. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A couple play in the tide with their young son. | The family is sitting down for dinner. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A couple play in the tide with their young son. | The family is sitting down for dinner. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A couple play in the tide with their young son. | The family is outside. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A couple play in the tide with their young son. | The family is outside. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
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Dataset Card for "snli-contrast"
This dataset is the snli-3way dataset with an additional instruction feature.
This new feature along with its related label_name expresses how the premise and hypothesis features are related in the original dataset.
The following explains how the mapping is done:
If the original example was of class entailment
Two data points will be related to that example.
One is the positive example (i.e., label_name == "positive") which assign to it the folowing instruction: "The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise."
The other is the negative example (i.e., label_name == "negative") which assign to it the folowing instruction: "The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise."
If the original example was of class contradiction or neutral
Two data points will be related to that example.
One is the positive example (i.e., label_name == "positive") which assign to it the folowing instruction: "The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise."
The other is the negative example (i.e., label_name == "negative") which assign to it the folowing instruction: "The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise."
This dataset is double the size of this original dataset because each is related to a positive and negative instruction.
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